The Dengeki hp Novella Prize (電撃hp短編小説賞, Dengeki hp Tanpenshōsetsu Shō^?) is an award handed out annually (since 2000) by the Japanese publisher ASCII Media Works (formally MediaWorks) for exceptionally written short stories and novellas. For a topic outline on this subject see List of basic Japan topics. is a Japanese publishing company in the Kadokawa Group which formed on April 1 2008 as a result of a merger between ASCII was a Japanese Publishing company in the Kadokawa Group known for their brand magazines and book labels A novella is a written, Fictional Prose Narrative longer than a Novelette but shorter than a Novel. The prize is associated with MediaWorks' now-defunct light novel magazine Dengeki hp. A is a Novel with Anime - or Manga -style Illustrations primarily targeting teens and young adults was a Japanese Seinen magazine published by MediaWorks centered on publishing Light novels The first issue was released on December 18 1998 Between the first and fourth contests held, the editorial department of MediaWorks' included the narrowed-down novellas in an issue of Dengeki hp, and the winner was decided from a reader-participation voting poll. This was changed from the fifth contest on by the use of a committee to award the prize.

Contents 1 Committee members 2 Prize winners 2.1 First prize (2000) 2.2 Second prize (2001) 2.3 Third prize (2002) 2.4 Fourth prize (2003) 2.5 Fifth prize (2004) 2.6 Sixth prize (2005) 2.7 Seventh prize (2006) 3 External links

Committee members

• Mamizu Arisawa — Novelist of the Inukami! series
• Gakuto Coda — Novelist of the Missing series
• Yukako Kabei — Novelist, and winner of the ninth Dengeki Novel Prize
• Naoko Koyama — Editor-in-chief of Dengeki hp
• Masami Okayu — Novelist of the Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan series

Prize winners

First prize (2000) Grand Prize Post Girl, Jirō Masuko Second prize (2001) Grand Prize Under Rug Locking, Itsuki Nase Honerable Mention Sakura in Pale Rose Bump, Takehiro Ariwara Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan, Masami Okayu Third prize (2002) Grand Prize Shinjitsu no Kagami: Ofuda to Neko to Shōjo, Tenjō Hihiki Honerable Mention Maisō Wakusei TheFuneralPlanet, Chiaki Yamashina Fourth prize (2003) Grand Prize Shiawase Nisei Taidōkyo Keikaku: Yōsei-san no Ohanashi, Yūsaku Igarashi Honerable Mention Kare to Kanojo to Shōkan Mahō, Tsukasa Kōzuki Saigo no Natsu ni Miageta Sora wa, Yu Sumimoto

Fifth prize (2004) Grand Prize Inside World: Fuyu no Rocket, Tsukasa Suo Gold Prize Unmei no Ito, Rakuda Mitsuki Silver Prize Nisenyonhyakukyūkai no Kanojō, Yu Nishimura Sixth prize (2005) Grand Prize Unawarded Gold Prize Mizumi no Kazoku, Shō Arisawa Silver Prize Kaze no Sabaku, Kaze no Tō, Akito Mizawa Choko to Hanabira, Yūei Miki Seventh prize (2006) Grand Prize Dramatic Ivory, Shōgo Ogawa Reverse Kiss, Shinano Sano

External links

• Dengeki hp official website (Japanese)

is a male Japanese Light novelist from Tokyo, Japan. In 2001 Arisawa won the silver prize in the eighth installment of MediaWorks' Dengeki is a Japanese Light novel series written by Mamizu Arisawa, with illustrations by Kanna Wakatsuki. (1977– is a Japanese Light novelist His series Missing has been adapted into a Manga, and Tokyopop will be releasing both in Fall Missing is a series of Japanese Light novels by Gakuto Coda, published by MediaWorks under their Dengeki Bunko The is a Literary award handed out annually (since 1994 by the Japanese publisher ASCII Media Works (formally MediaWorks) for their Dengeki Bunko was a Japanese Seinen magazine published by MediaWorks centered on publishing Light novels The first issue was released on December 18 1998 is a fiction series written by Masaki Okayu and illustrated by Torishimo is a fiction series written by Masaki Okayu and illustrated by Torishimo is a Japanese writer of Light novels In 2003 Igarashi won the Grand Prize in the fourth Dengeki hp Novella Prize held by MediaWorks for his Novella

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